Whose Live Anyway?

Presented By Kahilu
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December 10, 2026
7:00pm
$70 / $100
Mainstage

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Get ready for an evening of nonstop laughter with Whose Live Anyway?

The Emmy-nominated stars of the hit TV show bring their legendary improv comedy to Kahilu Theatre for a night of fast-paced games, hilarious scenes, and outrageous songs—all created on the spot from audience suggestions.

No two performances are ever the same, so you're seeing a show that will never be repeated. Packed with quick wit, audience participation, and unpredictable comedy, Whose Live Anyway? is the perfect night out for friends, families, and anyone who loves to laugh.

Come ready to join the fun—because anything can happen, and it usually does!

 

Mahalo to our 2026/27 Season Sponsors:Michael & Ruth Bernstone, Paul & Charlene Dahlquist, Carol & Clive Davies, Deviants from the Norm, Fred Dosher & Carol Greenwell, Eric Ewing & Bruce Redman, Marianne Falkner, Mike & Diane Foreman, Ceppie & Irwin Federman, Alan Gartenhaus & Rhoady Lee, Suzanne Hill, Stephen Hobbs & Lori Parrish, Derek & Renée Inaba, Christine Karger, Cathi Keene, Marsha & Tom Kerley, Mimi & Brian Kerley, Steve Kirkham & Jennie Dougherty, Joanna Lipari, Bob & Nancy Male, Kevin McCann & Lisa Shattuck, Ebby & Lex Pinson, John C. Ryan, Eric Savage, Eric Schwartz & Magda Wesslund, W.A. Shimabukuro & M.S. Simpson, Michael Thompson, David & Joanne Turner

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